How to stop the auto-rotation of a specific node

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Javier B
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Hello.

I have created a tour with auto-rotation from the start where you can only access to the hole tour by entering a password. The panel to enter the password appears when the user accesses node2.
My situation is as follows:
- If I access node2 using the navigation arrows, the panel asking for the access password appears and the auto-rotation "stops". Only by entering the password is it possible to continue to the node3 ( next node ) and the rotation "restarts".
- On the other hand, if you access node2 by the automated node rotation (without using the navigation arrows), the password access panel appears but if you wait the rotation "continues", you access node3 without having to enter the password.

I can't find a way to program the auto-rotation to stop when it reaches node2, either by using the arrows ( I got it ) or the automatic rotation ( I don't get it ).
I hope I have explained myself well.

Many thanks,
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Hopki
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Hi,
If you use a tag, for example, "stop" in the panoramas you want to stop auto-rotating.
Then you can use a container, or add the actions to the auto-rotate button.
Node Changed, Stop Auto Rotate, with actions filter Tags Contan stop
Node Changed, Start Auto Rotate with Action filter Tags Not Contain stop
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Javier B
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Hopki wrote: Sat Apr 10, 2021 10:47 am Hi,
If you use a tag, for example, "stop" in the panoramas you want to stop auto-rotating.
Then you can use a container, or add the actions to the auto-rotate button.
Node Changed, Stop Auto Rotate, with actions filter Tags Contan stop
Node Changed, Start Auto Rotate with Action filter Tags Not Contain stop
Regards,

Hi Hopki.

The steps you describe are exactly the same as I have done but it doesn't work. I don't know where my mistake could be.

As I said, if I access the nodes using the arrow navigation when I access the nodes that contain the STOP label, the auto-rotation stops.

Regards,
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Javier B
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Hi.


I attach 2 screenshots.
- One letting the auto-rotation change nodes (so it doesn't stop the auto-rotation).
- One navigating using the navigation arrows (so it stops the auto-rotation)
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k.ary.n
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Martin suggested using
Node Changed, Start Auto Rotate with Action filter Tags Not Contain stop
as well.

But I don't see it in the actions screenshot. Maybe that's the reason?
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Hi,
This is added to the bug tracker as it seems the auto node change feature as found under the Auto Rotation tab of the HTML5 output is doing something odd and the Stop Autorotate action is being ignored until the panorama is stopped.
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Javier B
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Hi Hopki and Karen.

I'm glad to know that I was doing well and the mistake is not mine, it gives me confidence that I'm getting better at handling Pano2VR.
Finally, I've programmed that the navigation to the password node can only be accessed by navigating with arrows.

One more time, thank you.
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